From Maryland to Chicago, Alipes is Boston Strong
Boston Strong represents different meanings for different people. Five years after the Boston Marathon Bombing, Alipes reflects on what it means to us.
Kayla King
#DeleteFacebook – Why it Matters for Brands
Facebook is in trouble. As the social media platform deals with the fallout from the Cambridge Analytica scandal, #DeleteFacebook has gained steam, prompting many to reexamine the role that social media plays in their lives. But what does this mean for brands?
Colin Alsheimer
Don’t Wait, Learn How to Code Now
Anyone can learn how to code, but often people go about it the wrong way. As an accomplished web developer, here are my suggestions on the best ways to learn how to code.
Dan Sudenfield
Blockchain 101
The first in a series of posts covering the Blockchain, key players, trends and how the technology can be applied to a variety of industries, including digital media and marketing.
Colin Alsheimer
Networking
If you’re a Resistant Prisoner like me, but you see the value of networking, rest assured that you’re not the only one. In fact, you’re already taking steps toward improving, just by reading this.
Sonya Chen
Limitations Can Drive Innovations
Limitation of the design systems of yesterday gave rise to the internet technologies of today.
Jason Tennis
Audience Centric Advertising
The best digital advertising remembers who the audience is.
Michael Callahan
A Trick to Clearly Communicate with Developers and in Teams
Communication is key, and software development is no exception. Anyone who has worked with developers knows how tricky communication can be, whether they are talking about bugs, new features or even layout.
Ryan Taylor
One Less App
However, how do you know if program that you just put on your computer is safe? It may be sending information about you out to an unsafe location. The developer may tell you they are collecting this information in their privacy policy. Although, I’m willing to bet you haven’t actually read the privacy policy. Go ahead, admit it.
When Brands Sell Culture
Advertising is an unavoidable part of life for most people. It’s been with us since we were born, surrounding us on TV, magazines, and billboards—burrowing into our memories. Speaking as an American thirty-something who remembers a time before the internet, ads have always been around.
Dustin McCormick